Paris Hilton Reveals Entirely Unrelatable Reason She Hasn't Seen 'House of Gucci'
'Next honeymoon, get a better island'
a Private island with no movie theatre???: girl next honeymoon get a better island
— MORDACAI (@mordacai) December 29, 2021
Hilton, 40, is now on a honeymoon holiday tour with her husband Carter Reum. They stopped in Bora Bora, a private estate on Moskito Island in the British Virgin Islands, and London for Christmas, reports PEOPLE. They stayed at The Biltmore Mayfair during their London stop. They are documenting their trip for a YouTube series Hilton called My Dream Honeymoon.
'Rich people are interesting'
Rich people are interesting https://t.co/beUJh5Eu8Q
— Hood Tutankahmun 🦂 (@d_mushippi) December 29, 2021
"This has definitely been such a special Christmas to remember," Hilton told PEOPLE. "Spending Christmas during my honeymoon with Carter has been my favorite so far because this is our first Christmas being married. I love being a wife."
'Humbly unrelatable Paris'
I love humbly unrelatable Paris. https://t.co/SCHpw0EHsS
— michael but make him 💅🏼 (@michael_zwitter) December 29, 2021
Reum, 40, and Hilton tied the knot in November at a private estate in Los Angeles. The wedding was filmed for Hilton's Peacock series Paris in Love. The couple got engaged in February. This is Hilton's first marriage, although she was previously engaged to Chris Zylka before they called off their wedding in 2018. Reum has a daughter from a previous relationship. Hilton and Reum, a venture capitalist, started daring in November 2019.
'The kind of problems I want'
The kind of problems I want to have https://t.co/gcX8Xq0Bf1
— Vengeuse masquée 😷😈 (@i__amthisbitch) December 29, 2021
Hilton must have had some free time during the honeymoon to respond to fans who offered their picks for romantic movies. She got a kick out of seeing fans suggest projects Hilton starred in, including The Simple Life, The Hottie & The Nottie, Bottoms Up, and Pledge This!.
'Anytime anyone asks me to do anything in 2022'
anytime anyone asks me to do anything in 2022. https://t.co/AzgRApnOhf
— Mike Farrell (@mikefarrelldude) December 29, 2021
House of Gucci hit theaters on Nov. 24 and stars Lady Gaga as Patrizia Reggiani and Adam Driver as Maurizio Gucci. The movie tracks their relationship and the downfall of the Gucci family, which lost control of their namesake brand while Patrizia plotted Maurizio's murder. It was directed by Ridley Scott, with a screenplay by Becky Johnston and Roberto Bentivegna. It is based on Sara Gay Forden's book The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed.
'The greatest response I've seen'
Honestly, this is the greatest response I’ve seen. https://t.co/NVqogEKgVH
— The Ineffable LHB (@lhbizness) December 29, 2021
The Gucci family has not been happy with their portrayal in the film. Scott has shrugged off their complaints. In an interview with Total Film, he said he tried to be as "respectful as possible by being as factual as possible" in the movie. He thought the family's complaints about Al Pacino being cast as Aldo Gucci were insulting. "How could they be better represented than by Al Pacino? Excuse me! You probably have the best actors in the world, you should be so f—ing lucky," he said.




